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Beyond De Minimis: Why Importers Need Defensible Shipment Data
The practical response is investing in accurate shipment data and technology that supports classification and filing as regulations evolve.
Port of Los Angeles Logs Busiest Month Ever in September
Seroka credited the strong quarter to resilient consumer demand and importers who have continued to aggressively replenish inventories.
More U.K. Retail Chains Hacked
TFG said its brands' stores are operating normally, and that it did not believe customers' payment information had been breached
What Happens to a Freight Quote After the Truck Leaves
For an invoice that differs from its quote, the first question can be a simple one: What changed between the shipment we booked and the shipment the carrier billed?
Your TMS Remembers. It Should Help You Decide
The next time two of your trucks could both cover the same load, pay close attention to how that choice gets settled.
Why Isn't AI Speeding Up Your Warehouse?
EPG
Microsoft and EPG will explore how practical AI and voice technology can change the way warehouse teams interact with existing IT systems. Discover how organizations can overcome information bottlenecks, reduce reliance on supervisors, and turn existing data into faster decisions and measurable productivity gains.
Shawn Fain Re-Elected as UAW President
Fain easily won re-election, despite a campaign marred by accusations of corruption and election interference.
China Will Curb Hybrid Car Sales in EU
Sales of Chinese cars in the EU, particularly hybrids and pure battery electric vehicles (BEVs) have risen sharply in the last few years, threatening European automakers.
U.S. Suspends Green Card Program for Microsoft and Others
The suspensions highlight the Trump administration’s continuing attempts to eliminate almost all forms of immigration, legal or otherwise.
Tesla Drops ‘Self-Driving’ Branding to Appease Europe Regulators
The California Department of Motor Vehicles last year threatened to suspend Tesla’s sales in the state over allegedly misleading marketing of driver-assistance technology.
Broker Transparency & Personally Identifiable Information
Until new regulations are live, industry participants must independently verify entities and individuals while carefully protecting sensitive personal data.
Oracle Moves Gas by Trucks to Avoid Data Center Power Delays
A plan to use trucks to deliver compressed natural gas to a data center, called Project Jupiter, would let Oracle get the early stages of it online before a key pipeline enters service.
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